Tesla's Latest Feature: Controlling Your Car with Apple Shortcuts
【Summary】Tesla owners can now control their cars using Apple Shortcuts. The latest version of the Tesla app for iOS includes support for Shortcuts, allowing users to set up time-saving settings for actions like locking/unlocking the vehicle, starting preconditioning, and more. Users can access these shortcuts with a tap or by talking to Siri. The update also allows users to create complex commands and automations for their cars.
Apple Shortcuts have just become even more convenient for Tesla owners. In the latest version (4.24.0) of Tesla's mobile app for iOS, support for Apple Shortcuts has been introduced. For those unfamiliar, Shortcuts is a pre-installed app on iPhones and iPads that enables users to set up time-saving settings for various actions, or combine multiple actions into one shortcut. These shortcuts can be accessed with a tap or by using Siri, Apple's digital assistant.
The current version of the Tesla app offers a total of 15 pre-set shortcuts, but users also have the ability to create their own and link multiple actions together. When accessing Shortcuts, Tesla owners will now see a list of options specifically designed for their vehicles. These options include locking and unlocking the vehicle, starting preconditioning, enabling or disabling Sentry and Dog mode, opening and closing the charging port, boot, and bonnet, and more.
Once a shortcut is set up, it can be easily accessed by talking to Siri or added to the Home Screen for quick access. The ability to chain multiple actions into one shortcut allows for the creation of more complex commands for the car. For example, a shortcut can be set up to lock the Tesla, close all windows, and enable Sentry mode with just a single tap. Additionally, users can utilize the Shortcuts app to create Automations, which enable shortcuts to run automatically based on certain conditions, such as arriving at a specific location or a specific time of day.
To take advantage of this new functionality, Tesla owners simply need to update their Tesla app on iOS to the latest version.
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